Mexiko Stadt, Baden Puerto Escondido & Guadalajara

About the destination: Mexico City is a vibrant and cosmopolitan metropolis located on a plateau in the central highlands at an elevation of 2,286 meters. It is the capital of Mexico and the most populous city in North America. Spanish administrative buildings and private residences in the city center have replaced the temples of ancient Mexico, resulting in a blend of old and new architectural styles. The Metropolitan Cathedral, the country's largest, is located at the Plaza de la Constitución in the Historic Downtown. Its construction took 250 years, with the lower section being quite simple and the upper section featuring Baroque and Neo-Classical designs. It houses many altars, with the main one made of solid gold. The Torre Latino America, an earthquake-resistant tower built in 1958, has an elevator that leads to a viewing platform offering panoramic views of the Palacio de Bellas Artes, with its orange and yellow dome, and the Juárez Monument. A trip to Mexico City wouldn't be complete without experiencing Mariachi music. Visit Plaza Garibaldi in the evening to enjoy it. The ancient ruins of Teotihuacan, a former hub of trade, art, and ritual ceremonies, are located 50 kilometers from Mexico City. Its Sun Pyramid is one of the greatest architectural feats of ancient times and is considered one of humanity's most important cultural centers. The city's intriguing history is evident in its art and architecture, which combine age-old charm, indigenous roots, and elegant buildings. For a wealth of surprises, sights, and history, Mexico City is certainly worth a visit.

About the destination: Puerto Escondido is a town in Oaxaca known for its big waves and excellent surfing conditions. In Puerto Escondido, there are three main beaches—Playa Principal, Playa Marinero, and Zicatela—located near the main part of town, as well as several other smaller beaches to the west.

About the destination: Guadalajara is the capital city of the central state of Jalisco in Mexico. It's also the second largest city in the country and is considered a colonial city, although much of its architecture is from the independence period. The city is renowned as the birthplace of the famous Mariachis, and it is the ideal location to discover some of the finest traditional Mexican handmade items. The town of Tequila is just a short distance away, and is a must-see when visiting Guadalajara, to sample and learn about the globally renowned Mexican drink, Tequila. The historic city is a magical place filled with traditional architecture and art, alongside trendy shops and restaurants. One of Guadalajara's greatest artistic treasures are the impressive frescos by José Clemente Orozco, located in the Palacio de Gobierno, the Instituto de Cabanas, and inside the Cathedral. The Cathedral, one of Guadalajara's main symbols, is a striking blend of architectural styles, with the lower parts dating back to as early as 1571. There is a spacious plaza area in front of it, perfect for resting. Often referred to as the pearl of the west, Guadalajara is a large and captivating city with a beautiful and intriguing contrast of the historic and the modern. It is the perfect destination for tourists seeking to visit a festive and traditional Mexican city that offers all the luxuries and scale of a large city, without losing the traditional Mexican touch.